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Ghe !Gtsteuifge,tter,
wuEEL1No. W. VA. JULY so, 1887.
civil Service Reform Az, You Please.

81
Some men find 1t more difficult than
others do to paas an examination before
the Civil Service Commission. Ono who
has twice tried 1t and failed both times,
writes to the President to tell him how 1t
was and to offer como entertaining re.
Elections upon the working Of thu elevated
system: gst7 5..5fg
Dr.. J.. r. Hayes, OF Harrisburg, Penn
sylvania, is tho man. He Ia college
graduate, and graduate Of the medical
school Of the University Of Pennsylvania,
under whose diploma he hus practiaed for
about a quarter Of century. During
four years service as eurgeon in the
army be amputaIed more than eight hum
bred limbs and treated over twenty thou
sand eoldiers. He also examined for
enlistment not less than ten thousand
men.
General Hancock thought 90 well OF
DR.. Hayes that he urged him to apply
for place on the Medical Board Of the
Pension Office. When Cleveland be.
came P,csitent he did apply, and was
turned over to tho Civil Service Commias.
ion for examination. IN his letter to the
President reciting his experience, DR..
Hayes gives the circumstances in detail
and adds: Il ~ ijE
Such Is brief recital Of the manner
{ in which your Civil Service Commission
periormg its functions. Is 1t not against
public policy as we'll as common decency
10 select two young men from the very
position upon tho Board Of twenty doc.
tors for which was IN applicant? Ia the
Commission clothed with authority with.
out expectation OF the exercise of common
eense teachings iu their actions? I am
asking these questions, Of course, under
the presumption that the Commission is
honest and not the Star Cham.
ber ini9uity / that I believe it to
be from my experience Of two
Years With It. i must, however,
at this point give Judge Edgerton. Of In.
diana, the senior member Ct the United
Ststes Civil Service Commission, the Gre.
dit for his candid opinion oil my case.
Meeting him in the corridotg at Wizards
one day after my examination and the
controversy thereupon, he voluntarily
eaid: doctor, l have privately examined
your examination papers, and find you
not only qualified Tor the position you
seek, but ior almost any other in the gift
Of the Administration" This remark con.
WINGED me, therefore, that the other mem
bera Of the Commission, Messrs. Oberly,
Lyman and Webster, are the guilty parties
in any nefariouu schemes to retain in pub.
lie position the present incumbants in
office, heweyer, disqualified they may be
Tor the positions they hold.
This is rather tart talk, but 1t seems to
be justified by a particularly aggrayating
situation. UnleaD DR.. Hayes has lost his
mind since he served in the army, be is
peculiarly qualified 10 fill the place he
seeks. The question is, why will not the
OWL Service Commission give him q
chance to ill it? In time OF alleged
reform, this is question that should be
answered. The Mugwump organs Of the
Administration might try. Z
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Fayorito SONS In tho Presidential lsac.

Az G~SOIlkC sotie tAc fstAueAtAaA hNtkSos
The determination of Senator sher-
mans friends 10 ask his endorsement Of
the coming State Convention IS a Prcsi-
dental candidate, has stirred up a good
deal OF feeling in Ohio and In other
States. II Ohio it ia argued by those who
oppose enlargement that the convention
about to assemble has nothing to do with
the Presidential question; was 10. chosen
on that issue, but With regard to the nom
inat!on OF State otticera, and ID altogether
Stste affair. The point is made that
there are thoYssnds OF Republicans in
Ohio who prefer some one elae than Sem
ator Sherman, and that 1t will be unfair
and extremely unwise to make the sue
Gers OF tho State ticket turn on tho ques-
ton Of Mr.. Sherman's endorsement at the
polls. ,! aass
Senator Shermcn's active friends in his
State, and many In other Ssatea, hold that
!, 1t would be poor return for his services
Z TO his State and his country to deny him
this endorsement. AS tho Chicago Inter.
Ocean puts 1t, "he Is entitled to the vote
OF his State delegation Tor the Presidency"
To be worthy, as Senator Sherman GER
tainly is, Ii one thing; to be entitled, quito
another. The Republican party is cnti-
tied to have Tor ito nominee the strongeas
man, and 1t is Tor tho Republican Nation
al Convention to say who, in its judge
ment, 10 that man. This judgement will
BIO made up Of the judgement Of the dis
trict and State conventions, which are
severally entitled to express themselves
& in the uHual way. \ NJ 4.
A year in advance OF the National Con
yention seems OF least premature; and
the plan of campaign has tbs appearance
Of q desire on the part OF aoms oil Senator
Shermsn's friends to take snap judgment.
n Having a kindly feeling for Senator sher-
/. man, the INTELIaRNcEn would rather Geo
his endorsement como about at better
(. tins and in g better way. H
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We Tell You PosittyelY

that Simmons Liver Regulator will rid you
Of dyspepsia, purify your system, enable
you to sleep we'll, prevent material dis
cases and give you brisk and vigorous
feeling. 1t acts directly On the liver and
kidneys, cleansing, purifying, invigorstiag
and terrifying the syatem against disease.
1t will break up, .chills and fever and pre-
vent their return--yet entirely free from
calomel OF quinine. ;Mwrawg Z /:
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TRUSTEES SALE, 5

-
s by vtItuo Of deed OF trust made by Louis Fuhr
and anna Fahf, his wife, to me as trustee, dated
March Ii, 1884, recorded In the oflicc OF the CLERK
OF the County Coutt OF Ohio county, wcs, Viz.
ginia, In Decd OF Trust sonk No %, page II, will
sell at the front door OF tho Court House Of said
county, on ~ Z, - :. t375.,,
SATURDAY, the 9th DAY OF AUGUST. 1857,
commencing at 10 o'clock A. ~. the following de.
scribed real estate, situated In the Eighth ward Of
the city o. Wheeliug, In the county OF Ohio and
state OF West Virginia. aud designated as the lot
numbered sixteen In square numbered eighteen.
on tho plat OF the addition TO said city Of Wheel
Ing laid out by sprigg aud Richie. El't a-U
. TKRxs OF aA1R-One-.hird and as much moro o.
the purchaser elects 10 pay In cash, on the day Of
sale. the balance In two equal in.talmenA PAYABLE
In one and two years from tho day OF sale with IN.
terest from that day, the purchaser 10 Rive his
note for the deferred payments, aud secure tho
same by deed OF trust upon tho property and In.
su1ance policies upon the buildings 10 the sAtIsAe
ton oil tne trustee. iSSgs,.ss s'yE :. Il. s.ge
The title is believed good. but selling as trustee
shall convey only tho title vested In me- =
z - ". J. W. COWDEN, Trustee.
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DIEn..

RtNEHART-on Monday afternoon. July IS, 1857,
(, WiLltGLa RlSEHART, IN tho 9Th year OF his ago.
Funeral will take place from his late residence. No
2io' E?E street. this Wednesday, morning at
$3.50 O'Clock, Funeral services held ut tho Ger.
man n. Z. Church on Chapl!nc street. at Q
o'clock 4. NJ. Friends and relatives arc TO-
kpentfullv invitnd tn attand rt-t57i N--l5a 'e
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ooMN1lssloNEn's NOTICE
TOTS FOR SALE SUITABLE FOR
L COUNTRY RESIDENCEs near Kim t,rovo


iunusnt to this decree OF tho Circuit Court Of
Ohio county, ". Va, entered on tho tltst day Of
June 1857, III tho suit n chRncery pending In fad
KEY MCDONALD AND OTHERS, defendants, the I'm.
designed, who was by said deCIec appointed
special commissioner for thcpurposc, wifi, on
THURSDAY. the eist DAY OF JULY, 1857,
commencing at ten o'clock 4. NJ. scl at public aue.
ton upon the premises to tho highest bidder I'M
Lots or parcels oil land nunbeted respectively toI
inclusive. the location and di ueusous whereof AM
more particularly shown by tho plat thereof nlcd
parcels OF land arc part OF The subdivisions and
k shown on the plat OF tho subdivisions OF In
Shepherd estate recorded IN Deed Bonk Numbered
IS, page b7sl in the Clerks Office OF the County
Court oil said county, which Subdivisions X and K
were conveyed 10 Abner key by Daniel y. List and
Daniel Lam as special commissioners, by dnd
dated tho 10th day Of May, 1870. and recorded in
the last mentioned Clerks Office In Deed Ioot
numbered 81 page 2i7. g -, "a &. q = =.
The property will be sold either In Lots as laid
out on the first mentioned plat or In PARCELS VI said
los. or u. n whole, us may seem most Iudicious.
The Undersigned Is authorized by said decree to
sell said land, or auy parcel thereof. al private
sale, subject " confirmation by said Circuit Court
and respectfully SoliCita bids therefor In writing ID
be filed with him before RaletsL IA, i1sf.a -.
TERMS OF SALE Each purchaser 10 nay In
hand one third oil the pnrchase money duo BY him,
and az much more as be may choose 10 mar and
the residue, II any In two equal install bear.
Ing interest from the day Of sile md PAYABLE no.
spectivcly In oua aud two years ibereaifr: notes
with good tecuity TO be given for the deferred In.
stalments and the legal title to b. retained as fur.
ther security until payment In fan ..
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!, Fortunate ;Brnisenan once OF Scranton m,

Mr.. Frank Corcoran, in theths employ
Of the Ill. Central R. r., in this city, was
interviewed. He drew $4,000 on two
tenths OF ticket No. rs, SG6,, which took the
second capital prizs Of $4,000 in The
Louisiana State Lottery in the drawing of
May 10. He takes his good fortune as a
matter. OF course, not being elated thereby.
He was well OF financially before. ! He
expects to continue right along rs he has
been for many years, brakeman on the
ateam trucks. Hell is q bachelor, about
As years OF age, is Of Irish parantage aud
came from Pennsylvania in 1852. He has
two brothers and two sisters in Scranton,
Pa, oil in easy circumstances.- Cairo (IRj
argus, 1fay %. = " \, DIV s
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Wisdom from BceciIer.

Every farm should haye q good farmer.
The man never has good luck who has
a bad wife,
The masses against the classes the world
over. ia Is i. r.
Aman who does not love praise is not q
full man. s& s
A man must ask leave Of his stomach to
be happy man: 5.5.5&
1t takes longer for man to find out man
than any other creature that is made.
Flowers are the sweetest things that
God ever made and -torgot to put a soul
into. Il .i...5 z5s,il e s.,i
A man without self.restraint Is like
barrel without hoops, and tumbles to
piecea. e. }s,5t "a ,i7s,,gt .,
4 Whoever makes home eeem to the
young dearer and more happy is q public
benetgctor. ri
That cannot be a healthy condition in
which few prosper and the great MACS are
drudges. ssaas
a proud man ia seldom grateful man,
for he never thinks he gets Us much as be
deserves. q !. 4 s y z III
The greatest event in hons life Is
made up Of an egg aud q cscklc. But
eagles never cackle. : W.
One Of the original tendencies OF the
human mind, fundamental and universal,
10 the love OF other peoples private aRairs.
This is a good world to sin in, but, 30
far as men arc concerned, it ia very hard
world to repent in. It is bitter world, it
10 cruel world. 81 s. 4 iis "a.
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Pittsburgh md Return.

Z Commencing Sunday, June s, and con.
tinuing every Sunday, until further notice
tho Baltimore & Ohio will sell excuraion
tickets to Pittsburgh and return at low
rate Of 81 80, and to Washington, Pa, and
return at 81 90. Trains leave at and
$40 A. NJ, returning arrive at I, and LILO
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No. ls2 North Front street. toomed bousc
ground 20 by 1856 feet Price, l,lto. = ''''
: -FOUR Lots weAt side Of South Penn street, sro
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DANIEL LAMB,
r, SpeClal tom miSsionnr

I hereby certify that Daniel Lamb, the above
named special Com missioner. has given bond in
the penalty and with surety required by law and
je20 -. -.1 JNo. ". MITCHELL Clerk.
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I No. ts8 South Penn street rootucd frame hou.,
with good stone foundation; ground 2oxllO Ptlos
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Druggists, Bridge Corner.

EOR RENr-THREE MOE ROOMS
a.. OFT second aoor on Main, between Eleventh
and Twelfth streets. Enquire at PANHANDLE
TUX EFT OFFICE. -Er d.z5F a .rT iy20
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~. Il. HA'11LEEa. Auc Mi nc nonoN"0' us
TRUSTEES SALE OF SIXTH WARD

~ PROPERTY, 4
.. ~ virtue Of a. deed Of trust made by Frederick
William Englehard and wife 10 me as trustee,
dated June 10, 1888 and recorded In the Office Of
tho Clerk Of tho County Court OF Ohio county,
West Virginia; In Decd Of Tru,t Book No. %: PAGE
~ shall sell at the front door Of the Court HOUSE
Of said county, Oh SS:.&4i, r. Al g3. q FL.
SATURDAY, tho 18th DAY OF AUGUsT, 1851,
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. Nj, the north 0ne,haii
o. lot No. forty t40, situated on the west side o.
Ihaplinc street between Twenty.Hith (9Sth) ana
Twenty sixth t2Gth} streets formerly called @at'
shall and Division Streets In the SIKH ward o. the
city OF heeling, being IN " hat Ia koUwn rs Eohs
addition - the city Of wheeling together with 81!
the appurtenauce uoto tho laid land belonging "
In anywise RppertAiuine. lElss
!. TEKxs or stLE- 0nc,third Gnd as mitch more ~
the purchaser may elect cash on tho day Of bae,
tho balance In two equal fnstalimenu payable IL
one and TWO years rom the day OF sale with INFER.
CIT IRON that date tho purchaser 10 give h"
LOT the deferred payments and seGulc the same y!
deed OF trust upon this property and ilstfahe9
policies upon the buildings 10 tho satisfaction Oh
The trustee. ~ sN9i,s ~ a 9 n .5 a.FTs
Tho tito Is believed good, but selling as trustee
snall convey only the tite vested In me BY sa'o
4, r vi ". P. HUBBARD, Trustee,
h. W. HA11ER ,Auctorees. WV
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TRUSTEES SALE OF FIFTH WARD

Malcy and wife to me as trustee, dated September
Z 1855, and recorded III the Office o! the CLERK Of
the County Court OF Ohio county, West Virginia,
III Deed Of Trust Book No "a, p4go 61l, shall sell
at tho front door Of the Court House OF said coun'
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;.spEC1ALiNOT1CEs,

RFITs;-An Fits stopped free BY Dr, Kllne's Great
Nerve Rcstorcr. No Fits alter arst days use. Mar
yeous cures Treatise aud 50 90 TRIAL bottle free 10
Fit cases Send to Dr. Kline 9sl Arch st., Phlla, Pa
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IsUNDAis-lGave a. 100 a.. NJ and nun every
Q. m. aud run every hour until 10 D. n,,' execnt
Church Trains, which will leave the Park 1t O:1S e.
NJ, aud Wheeling at 12:lb p. m, -"
i apSo re- G. HlR5CH, Superintendent Va
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~ 'ao Aoat uoVk VI wv Souft douse VI salu coun'
~, on 5sN5'liE5 fteg: ". s. s,,-.,. r.
SATURDAY, tho 18th DAY Of AUGUST, 1857,
commencing 1t 10 o'clock A. H., oil that part oil
lots numbered nine and ten In Chaplinoa and EoG'a
addition to The city 81 Wheeling, bounced and de.
bcrihed as follows: beginning At a point aud at
the centre Of tho brick division wall on the north.
efly side Of. Twenty third street and seventy Que
feet castwardly from tho northeast corner OF Mater
aud Twenty third streets: thence northwaldly aud
parallel with Water street i22 icct to tho souhesE
ide Of ten loot nlcy.way and with the said Sidt Of
said Rlley.way eastwardly sixteen and eight
tMelfths feet TO the Townsend line, and with his
limo southwardly aud parallel with Water street
seventy-two and nine.twelfths fact: thence east.
wardty aud parallel With twenty, third ,treet stt
icct; thence .outhwHrdly and parallel With Water
stree. forty nine and three.tweliths iett 10 mo
northerly line CT Twenty.thiyd street: and win
the name wcstwardly twenty-five ard c!gns
tWelfths feet 10 tho beginning.
..iERAS OF SALE OnethfrJ, and rs much more @
the purchaser may elect, cash on the day oil sale
Inc balance In two equal inStAllments payable 10
one and two years from the day ots,le with Inter
eat from that date tho purchaser IT, give bis pota
Tor the deferred payments and secure thestne bI
DECD OF trust upon The proptrty aud insurance
policies upon the buildings to the satisfaction OIL
tho trustee. f5g'gi,. As AFT .f-..ns
The title Is believed good, but selling as trustee
shall convey only tho title vested In ne by SAD
, :, !, ". P. HUBBARD, Trustee;
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5il.; i. ~ s. O. Railroad. s, ,sslllIl
Bellaire 4 Zanesville Through Passenger leaves
Bellaire at $40 a. N! arrives Ut Hclai1e at D. m,
t$sWoodSue!d Passenger leaves Bellaire at A;M D.,
M, arrives at bellaire at $50 4. IN.
i Summarized Accommodation leaves Bellairet at
l:o0 ?. M, arrives At Rellalre at 10 AS q. N.
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! 81 Acre Farm. four roomed howcd log horso
good grancry, corncib, stable, orchard Of 100 trrCs
head Of Proctor creek. foyen miles from pfoctoi
Station, on Ohio River Haitroads can DO bought
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4 ELM GROVE r.
~ On and alter May 2. 1857, trsinE on the
!, Wheelng q Kim Grove Railtosd will run as fol.
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NTANTED-TWO CED
wv Statesmen in Dry Goods Store. Must have
experience. Good falary paid. Address "a. II.
H." lntclllgcnceI oti1cc. e'rs a,lJl 1yl0
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR LE2HNT.
FOR - .AI.E.

SER S u No aus Main street. With n.,u,,
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EOR sALE-THE LEASE AND FUR.
n NlTURE OF a largo Boarding House, situated
at tho Pipe Works now boiling erected BY the River.
side Iron and Nail Works. at Benwood, W Va.
Addrogs 2. 0. Box 1GS. BenwOol ". Va n iye0e
The Washington critic., 1887-08-02
l.nEns AAn nosnP.

FIVE TNoHru t.. and girls sell lozen-
g.s on tap urrt- Of Sew }orE.
DurranuH ruraf Npw York Ig.ltoc, D.,
t'o1 lHr -tN.fs'g 20 lyuell N R,che4-
'yr 'rrhtu.Ere
TUE priIcc msrou systea, is about 10 he
adopted Ir iFr c.ucinn." apartment. Il
f7nr' to have wurag4 20 PnIlAdelphh
with 5Nec'ier'f.61't5
Tut sycrsgg July aiufall in the city Of
New Iur, for the last -ixteen years is 43I
meAes. Lnlt nwth 10 was G7l, ,xc ediug
the average tN = 80 ircles.
lir l,4a''r Catholic society or club ln
Ntw }utA f. .u, Young Meu- Association
u' Hob C.s. l#uca, which va. organized
n 1873 all na- t, pcmbcry.
JouS l. sropDN.p, huviDg written up
rev teries of lectures for next season and
collected the illustrations to 20 with them,
ts pew taking II rest at Etretat, a famous
French pleasure resort.
MARIO SAIvINI, the tTagedian's hand
som.st son, has taken TO sculpture aud
gives evidence of great power OF expression
auG execution Hi> statue OF "Jugurtha Ia
H.. Prison Of Tullius" Is especially well
spoken OF
JouS GRAHAM Of New York, the great
ciiuinsl lawyer, who defended William VI ,
Tweed, spends most Of his time this sum
mcr sitting on the piazza of the Grand
Union Hotel Mt Saratoga, reading the pa
pore and watching the crowd
MAJOR IIoBATIo GLENTwoRTu, who was
appointed Consul to Rome H. 1853 By Presi-
dent buchanan, held that position three
years and came home to serve his country
IN the field during the civil war Since 1855
he has been an officer In the Austrian
Army, and after AN absence Of twenty. two
yesif, Is now visiting his mother at Oyster
Bay, l..
The Washington critic., 1887-08-02
GENERAL AND CRIrICULAR.
The poet who can afford to wear a decent
hat is certainly versy-tile genius.


hat is certainly versy-tile genius.
The tall hail" poets of this country who
have just recovered from the severe mental
strain OF nding a rhyme for "Kapiolani,"
nrc paralyzcd to learn that the Siamese
Prince, Kron Luang Devawongso Naropra-
kaw, has arrived.
lie was man quite famous IN the country
round about.
For his wonderful good nature and unvary-
ing urbanity,
But the sight OF therm ometer infallibly
brought ont
The wickedest, most shocking words In
cluded in profanity.
Bakers can be forgiven for being some
what crusty.
The "gIlded youth" is frequently found
10 have pretty solid brass foundation.
The gay young man who spends his cash
Ou pleasures with freedom rash,
breads not the summers scorchlng ray,
But hopes Twill last for many day.
lie reasons that his extra clothes
AT Uncle Isaac's may rcpose,
And 30 the less he needs to wear
The more for cash he has to spare.
"Aiter pleasure follows payin'" sighed
the old-timer, as he laid down fifteen cents
for drink.
'N hat ure sou q ins now, Thomas ~
usked .h, uiei,tr. psttm i4iurly
81 an II writer flf the press" said the lad
frou"iy.
"lrdctd, you ar" quite young for that
NlNt do Won write '
"i uiu.. anpps,-..
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EOK SALE
Il Brick, Or and cellar on Caroline st

Also improved and unimprOvcd property In
all parts Of the city. Apply 10
j, W. T.. MYERS IS SON
li9S New YORK ave.
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L'OR ShLE-Three Houses, Renting
II for SAB per MONTH on 10th st W, bet,
st and II ave- with lot enough to build two
more houses; price for all 81 81 per foot;
good investment j. W. 7. MYERS g. son.
1925 n Y ave.
The Washington critic., 1887-08-02

Is virtue Of decrceoi the Supremc Hnu..t
ofthr isulct uf columbia. passed N EJu.'
Cause. No Vgli, ur the l!ih day uj iuiy, itf..
tie undersigned trustee, will uilrr for sIip at
Iub.ig lucuon, IN .ront Of Tie prefu."- 90
THURSDAY tie fTii day Of AlItSF \ ID.
1857, at 3 O'Clock = m, the following picce OF
real estate, situated and ueing IN thc city Ot
Nashlngtun. District ot Columbia. To wit! All
that part of lot six (H), In square three hun
dtcd and fOrty-nnu (,sll), which begins for
and square, and running thence south along
the cast line of nth street west one huuirc
and twcnty.seven aud hfty-one h1niredthj
feet tiN .b0l; thence cust aud at rght An lies To
said l1th street twenty Tour feet t3D; thHuce
north o deg. 1894 min, wost seventy twoupI
forty seven one hundrcdths fest t11.ij
thence north deg. 90 min, east lorry'nv
ard sevonty.nine hundredthS feet Us ~,
10 Pennsylvania avenue. thence In II norlh
westerly direction along tn. limo nt sad ave
niue twenty eight feet Cs,) TO said llih It oet
and point of beginning. the saine bclng in-
proved by a large iron front building. known
as Baiyey's Saloon
Terms Of sale; One.third of the plrcIl-o
money TO he paid IN cash. of winch tho sum n'
fifteen hundred dollars tsl,5lbl is 30 be p'iA
as u deposit NJ the time OF snlp, the BALANCE
of tho purchase money to be paid in tN'
CQaul lnstallments, In one and I W. wears lrl u
the day Of sale, the deferred payment,.'o b.,
secured by a deed OF trust upon the sal !
described real estate, ard TO draw interest AZ
the rate Of six per centum per dnnum. or All
cash, ~ the option OF the purchaser. Terms
uf sale 10 be complied with Ia ten days after
day Of sale. or the property to bo rosold at
chaser. "
3sl llt Il NV.
FRANK Y. BROWNiNi
4lG 5th It NV
trustees.
DUNCAN SON Il ROS, Auctioncers
The Washington critic., 1887-08-02
1O1r N sTRUET N. w.,

81 Il " MA~llNGTuA, - u, dnlY II, lhNi.
SEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS ara IN.
yited for material and for workmanship ui rs
newing the tin covering Of tho lower roof of
the now Pension Building, worn out by opera
lions nf building above 1t Specifications e. m
te obtained NJ this office, where all prOpp}als
received will be opened ON August n, 1877. uL
2p. m. In presence ut bidders. N Q. TElG5,
sup'g Engineer aud Architect, New Pension
Building.